Hidden Attributes

Some time in the far off future, an average fifteen year old girl wakes up not knowing who or where she is. Her name is Naya Monty, she is a Terran. The worst possible ethnicity to be in her situation, she would be better off living on mars at least. Martians are bad but no humans are as money hungry as the Tarran. So what does a secret government agent want to do with a girl they found who also happens to have no memory? Sell her to some monarchs of course! They could go get her memory drive reboot system, since that would be the kindest thing to do and in this time period, everyone has a memory drive. But why would a Terran want to be kind when they could get money? Now Naya has to find her memory drive before it's too late. Because a girl missing drives legally belongs to any government agent who happens to find her- well, that's what said government agents pretend anyways. And they can get away with it too! How convenient?

On the other hand, there's Jamori. Jamori is also about to be sold to a monarch, one on the ring too! Forget what was said about Terrans, Jovians are definitely the worst. But Jamori knows something is wrong with the rumors about the ring. Are Jovians all that bad? He doesn't care, he had always wanted to go to the ring, but not at the cost of his sort-of freedom. When he finds Naya trying to get to the ring to find her memory drive, he is determined to help her get there at all costs. At first it's just because he wants to go to the ring and anyone about to be sold to a monarch deserves better. But then he realizes that he wants to help her for other reasons as well.

As they're relationship grows, Jamori finds out about Naya's true identity. He finds out about her life. Will he continue to take her to the ring if it means getting her memory back. Remembering Jake?

And if they do get there, will she be able to choose?